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What is YoomootPro and how does it differ from normal Yoomoot?
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yoomootpro sites are private, paid-for and independently administered
yoomootpro will actually consist of an infinite number of separate Yoomootpro sites. Anyone will be able to create a Yoomootpro site. A Yoomootpro site differs from Yoomoot.com in the following ways:
- It is entirely under the control of the person/people who created it. They control who has administrator powers, who can become a user, and they can delete anything they want.
- It is private. No-one can view anything on the site without permission from the site's administrators. Even we, the Yoomoot team, will not be able to access the site without permission.
- To have more than two users on the site, a monthly subscription fee must be paid (starting at around $10/month for five users).
Basically Yoomoot is designed for organizations (whether businesses, charities or educational institutions) who want a better way to manage their online discussions and collective knowledge, and need to keep that private and under their control.
- By Nicolas Holzapfel
- May 27, 2010